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Froggy Jumps Colonial America: French and Indian War QuizOnline version Test your knowledge of colonial era warfare and politics. by Dr Farmer 1 Which two European powers were the principal opponents in the French and Indian War? a Spain and Britain b France and Spain c France and Britain 2 The French and Indian War is named so in North America because: a British colonists formed a single government b Native Americans ruled all territories c France and Native Americans fought alongside against Britain 3 Which Native American leader organized a large uprising after the war (Pontiac’s Rebellion)? a Massasoit b Tecumseh c Pontiac 4 The Treaty of Paris (1763) ended the war and resulted in: a France gaining control of colonies b Britain gaining Canada and much of French North America c Native American independence 5 The Proclamation of 1763 aimed to: a Reserve lands west of the Appalachians for Native Americans and limit expansion b Encourage colonists to settle west quickly c Ban all British settlements in North America 6 A direct British tax after the war to pay war debts was: a The Northwest Ordinance b The Stamp Act c The Emancipation Proclamation 7 The Albany Plan of Union (1754) proposed to: a Unite the colonies under a single government for defense b Immediately declare independence c Create an alliance with France 8 During the war, many Native American tribes allied with: a Only the British b Either the French or the British, depending on benefits c They remained strictly neutral 9 The Ohio River Valley was: a Uninhabited wilderness with no conflict b A minor trade route c A major contested area during the war 10 Which colonial region relied most on plantation agriculture and enslaved labor in the 1700s? a Southern Colonies b Middle Colonies c New England 11 Religious freedom, opportunity, and land were common reasons for colonization because of: a To unify all Native tribes under one government b European settlement motives c To escape European sanctions 12 Which statement best describes Native-French relations before the war? a The French enslaved Native Americans b The French formed trade and military alliances with many tribes c The French ignored Native Americans completely 13 Which economic activity was most important to the French in North America during the colonial period? a Fur trade and trapping b Tobacco plantations c Rice export 14 The presence of British troops after the war led to conflict because colonists had to: a Pay no taxes b Quarter soldiers and follow stricter laws c Build fortresses for free 15 Why did Britain seek tighter control and new taxes after the war? a To reward colonists with independence b To fund a new French colony c To raise revenue for war debts and defense 16 Which geographic area was most contested during the war? a Florida peninsula b The Ohio River Valley c The Great Plains 17 Which colonial leader became famous for a failed early expedition that contributed to the war's start? a Thomas Jefferson b John Smith c George Washington 18 The end of French power in Canada affected Native tribes by: a Granting immediate self-rule b Strengthening their position with Britain c Leaving them more vulnerable to British expansion 19 Which best explains Britain’s post-war taxes on the colonies? a To reward colonists with independence b To fund a new French government c To pay war debts and fund colonial defense 20 Which region most relied on plantation agriculture in the 1700s? a New England b Middle Colonies c Southern Colonies

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Colonial America: French and Indian War QuizOnline version

by Dr Farmer

Which two European powers were the principal opponents in the French and Indian War?

The French and Indian War is named so in North America because:

Which Native American leader organized a large uprising after the war (Pontiac’s Rebellion)?

The Treaty of Paris (1763) ended the war and resulted in:

The Proclamation of 1763 aimed to:

A direct British tax after the war to pay war debts was:

The Albany Plan of Union (1754) proposed to:

During the war, many Native American tribes allied with:

The Ohio River Valley was:

Which colonial region relied most on plantation agriculture and enslaved labor in the 1700s?

Religious freedom, opportunity, and land were common reasons for colonization because of:

Which statement best describes Native-French relations before the war?

Which economic activity was most important to the French in North America during the colonial period?

The presence of British troops after the war led to conflict because colonists had to:

Why did Britain seek tighter control and new taxes after the war?

Which geographic area was most contested during the war?

Which colonial leader became famous for a failed early expedition that contributed to the war's start?

The end of French power in Canada affected Native tribes by:

Which best explains Britain’s post-war taxes on the colonies?

Which region most relied on plantation agriculture in the 1700s?